wlan-ng package questions
I just installed the wlan-ng package from "http://amdg.no-ip.org/slackware/slackware-10.0/extra/linux-wlan-ng/" via the installpkg command. It went through with no errors. However, from here, Im unsure what Im supposed to be doing, since there is no documentation about it. I went to the wlan-ng homepage, but it only had info about compiling from scratch. Can anyone give me some sort of idea of what I should do next?
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Use the readme file that comes with the wlan-ng source, can be viewed here: ftp://ftp.linux-wlan.org/pub/linux-wlan-ng/README. Just skip down to the section called: "Configuring:", and finishing the readme from there...
Andrew |
Well, this is the part that applies to me:
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I would recommend you to uninstall the RPM and compile wlan. I will walk you though it. The reason you may not have the pcmcia file is because the RPM may have been compiled for UBS or PCI...
Let me know if you want to compile it from source. Andrew |
Ok, that sounds great. Ive downloaded linux-wlan-ng-0.2.1pre21.tar.gz so far. In the README, it says,
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This kernel will do, as long as you have the source, do you have that? Normaly the /usr/src/ directory holds them, but it may be on the CD2 in the directory.
Andrew |
Ive got a /usr/src/2.4.26, but not a /usr/src/2.6.7. I think this is because I installed the kernel using the installpkg tool. On the slackware CD2 I found /testing/source/linux-2.6.x/linux-2.6.7.tar.bz2. Is this the source that I need? And if so, will it work if I put it into /usr/src and uncompress it?
EDIT: I went ahead and decompressed it, and it appears to be the same thing as the /usr/src/2.4.26 folder, so Im going to assume it is. I will go ahead and put the 2.6.7 source into /usr/src |
That'll work... decompress it (I suggest /usr/src/2.6.7 because thats standard)...
Andrew |
All set with that. I now have a /usr/src/2.6.7 directory
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Have you unpacked the linux-wlan source?
Andrew |
Yes, I uncompressed the wlan-ng source. Now Ive got a linux-wlan-ng-0.2.1pre21 folder sitting here.
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OK your gonna want to cd in the wlan dir and run ./Configure
Than hit y [enter], n [Enter]. n [enter], n [Enter]. than type /usr/src/2.6.7 [Enter] than keep pressing [Enter] until your back to the command line. Andrew |
I did exactly that, and got the following message:
Linux source tree /usr/src/linux is incomplete or missing! The lernel header files are present, but not the full source code. See the HOWTO for a list of FTP sites for current kernel sources. |
Werid it shouldnt even look at /usr/src/linux it should look at /usr/src/2.6.7... Is there a syslink linux in the /usr/src/ dir? if so what dose it point to?
Andrew |
Yes, I just made the linux syslink point to linux-2.6.7, which is my 2.6.7 source.
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